Brody was born in 2019 and is registered “Certified Premium” with the International Fainting Goat (IFGA). Certified Premium means we have ‘down’ photos; proof that he is indeed a Fainting Goat. He is small and at the age of three should qualify as a Miniature Fainting Goats. Males must be under 23″ at the shoulder […]
Jed was born in 2019 and is registered “Certified Premium” with the International Fainting Goat (IFGA). Certified Premium means we have ‘down’ photos; proof that he is indeed a Fainting Goat. He is small and at the age of three should qualify as a Miniature Fainting Goats. Males must be under 23″ at the shoulder […]
Got started late and stayed out longer than I expected to. So this will be brief – or at least that’s the plan. Once I get to ‘talking,’ I find I have lots to say! One of the things I did this morning was to make an extra trip to check minerals. The goats need […]
Highlights Got started when I wanted to this morning, about 7:30 AM. First the keets. Yes, we will have Guinea Hen keets for the Fall Farm Tour this year. Bobbie was able to find and hatch seven of them, which are doing fine in our brooder. They are the standard gray/brown breed that we have […]
We’ve now been in the farming/ranching business for 15 years. I don’t count the first year we bought the place. That was mostly cleaning the property and getting our sea legs or should I say our “critter” legs. Those of you that have been acquainted with us all this time know we started with Tennessee […]
That’s goat girls not people girls. We have sixteen new goat kids so far and only two are males. I’ve been told that nature knows when there are too many little males and gives us all females. Sounds like an “ole wives tale” to me but I’m happy. Mini Myotonics The photo on the left […]
This and That The Mayhaw Festival has come and gone and was a great success. We had official counters this year and totaled 457 visitors over the two days. Yeah! for my great friends and family who jumped in and helped. We have the jelly on hand in our Country Store and still have frozen […]
More commonly known as Tennessee Fainting Goats. These are smaller than standard and will be registered. There have been five sets of twins born since February. So exciting! They are all just darling. Mostly girls and a number with bright blue eyes. Jewel’s two little girls were born Saturday, April 4. There aren’t any photos […]
The pond is full and the trees are covered with leaves. I just haven’t gone out to see how the berries are progressing. However, the weather has been great with no late season freezes so we are expecting a nice crop again this year. We are adding some interesting vendors this year. Something for the […]
Or the Joy of Owning Sheep & Goats Rye Grass for the Goats Our local Extension Agent, Jed Dillard, has been urging me to overseed pastures for several years. I finally listened and gave it a try last November. It has been a cool and wet time since spreading the seed but I did exactly […]
